Desert Dome Escape - Sleeps 6+

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. This geodesic dome is must see for both travelers and adventurers, alike. Perfectly isolated, yet literally 1 min. off I-15. Equipped and well stocked. Has Starlink wifi. Views, sunsets, stars! Central to National Parks. Bryce 1.5hrs Zion 2hrs Capital Reef 1.5hrs Great Basin 2.25hrs Arches 3hrs Canyonlands 3.5hrs **Please note: we are not done improving the property. Expect a little dust and unfinished areas.** This is a 24’ dome from Pacific Domes! Though we built it with many amenities, there are still some pros and cons to being in a dome that everyone should be aware of. The good: It’s a magical geometric space. You’ll be sleeping on memory foam beds with full sheet and blanket sets. It’s got a well equipped kitchen with sink, fridge, microwave, toaster oven, and portable induction cooktop. We built a full bathroom with a regular toilet and shower. Full electricity and running hot water. We also stock the place with some food stuffs and snacks! The bad: It’s not great for anyone super sensitive to sounds, temperatures, dust, or wind. The walls and insulation are thin. You will hear the freeway in the distance. And the temperature will not be perfect and consistent. It behaves more like a tent than a conditioned hotel room, even with the heaters and AC we have. This will probably be the best conditioned dome you’ll find, but it’s still a dome. Some wind/air does get in and through the dome. That means things can get a bit of dust here and there. Pollen and other allergens are also going to be present. Though the wind is blocked fairly well, the noise of the wind can be unsettling for anxious types, or potentially hamper sleeping. And we do get some wind out here. Usually a medium breeze that dies down in the evening. Usually just fine for campfires, but occasionally some crazy gusting winds that can last into the night. The structure won’t blow away, but your sanity might. All that being said, as long as you come with the right expectations and a high “adventure” tolerance, you should absolutely love the place.